First A1C on Ping Pump
Hey, I had my first endo appt after starting the pump on 3/11. In spite of some really rocky times in March and early April, my HgbA1C is down to 6.5 from 8.7. I am quite pleased. I believe I can get it down into the fives next time, or that is the goal anyway. Maybe I really can learn to do this.
I really appreciate the support I have gotten here. It has helped build my confidence and put me in a better place.
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Permalink Reply by Betty J on
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Congrats! If your Endo is like mine he might not like you to get into the 5%. My Endo says is can be dangerous for a T1. I've been in the 5%s and he gave me that advice.
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Permalink Reply by Super_sally on -
Wonderful news and obviously a result of your hard work. Congratulations.
I think fives are ok (great, even) as long as you're doing that without swinging all over the place.
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Permalink Reply by acidrock23 on -
Party down, excellent!
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